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Season 4, Episode 2, Guest: Dr. Brad Chase. Brad Chase is an anthropologist at Albion College. He has spent much of his career doing archaeology in India, but for the last several years has also been working in partnership with the Indigenous Potawatomi community in Calhoun County, Michigan, where Albion is located.

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